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Enoch Smart

Enoch Smart

Enoch Smart
Enoch Smart

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Original information:
William (45) and Sarah (39) Smart, with 12 children, were the largest family on the Randolph. Two more children were born in New Zealand.

Enoch was aged six on board. William died in January 1853, the result of a sawmilling accident in Papanui. Sarah remained in Riccarton for a while but later moved to Templeton with at least two of her sons, Amos and Enoch. She died there in 1873.

Enoch (1844-1907) was a farm labourer, working and living in Templeton, Prebbleton and Kirwee. He married Margaret Goodwin in the Anglican Church, but 11 of their 12 children were baptised Catholic. He died on March 10, 1907, when his youngest child was nine.

Readers’ response:
Enoch Smart was born in Rugby, Northamptonshire. He built sod fences in the Templeton district. 1

Footnotes:
1. Peter Hosking, unpublished family history

1 thought on “Enoch Smart”

  1. Sarndra Lees says:
    17 October 2006 at 1:26 pm

    Enoch is mentioned in the Police Gazette of 1 March 1869 in the ‘Descriptions of People released from Gaol’ Section at http://library.christchurch.org.nz/Heritage/Digitised/PoliceGazette/VolumeVII-No03-March1-1869.pdf he was jailed for 6 weeks for Larceny

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The 1900 Photos

In December 1900 photographs of surviving passengers of the First Four Ships were taken. Is your ancestor in one of the photos?


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